Philippe Lhoste wrote: > Lionel B wrote: >> This is precisely why I find scitecmd useful: generally I don't want >> one instance only... but sometimes I do want an application to open >> a tab rather than a new instance (an example is a perl script I run >> as a user tool which locates the definition of the symbol under the >> cursor, then opens the source file containing that definition). >> >> scitecmd gives the best of both worlds: the /option/ to open in a >> new tab when multiple instances are enabled. > > Well, that's why I spent lot of time to define a usable option with > "Open Files Here" menu item: if you uncheck it, you can open a new > instance of SciTE, which will accept by default all newly opened files > if check.if.already.open=1. You can still uncheck it and open a new > session, etc. If you check the option on one of the running instances, > it will accept the newly opened files. > > The only annoyance is that if you prefer opening in new instances by > default, you have to uncheck the option each time, as if you have > check.if.already.open=0, I assume you will always want separate > instances, so you cannot check the menu.
Yes, that's a killer for me. > Perhaps this can be changed, but if the option is 0, SciTE won't look > for other instances. Hence the usefulness (to me) of scitecmd :-) -- Lionel B _______________________________________________ Scite-interest mailing list [email protected] http://mailman.lyra.org/mailman/listinfo/scite-interest
